Many Matters Touched Upon In Wide Docket
A lengthy digest covers foreign intelligence and personal items. Prof Struempell, adviser to Harriman, reports his condition satisfactory as Harriman travels from Gastein to Salzburg and Munich. Dispatches note visits by Saye, Roosevelt and Kermit to race events, a large Governor Jackson dinner for them, and various court and political developments across Europe and the United States including resignations, appointments, and notable earnings.
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Struempell
E. H.harriman
Semmering
Gaatien
Strumpell
London
Jackson
Kansas City
John T. Bird
Guthria
Okla
Fran Cfort
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Signor Caruso
Adelica Patt
Reyés
Leather Tariff Controversy Delays Senate Action
A chaotic conference report on leather duties sparks Western protests and claims the president was fooled. Senate leaders rush to resolve disputes over hides versus boots and harness, while protests spread to the White House and Iowa hotel inspectors face rule conflicts.
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Washington
Terence
Aldrich
Senate
Conde
White House
Nia Calera
Labor War in Sweden Lockouts Grow Nationwide
Stockholm reports the labor conflict in Sweden expanding from wage disputes in wool and cotton to a broad stoppage. The employers' federation has declared a lockout affecting about 30,000 iron foundry workers, bringing total locked out to 10,000. A general strike was set for August 4.
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Stockholm
Idbor
Sweden
Employers’ Federation
Hessian Fligs Attack Grain in South Dakota Fields
Reports indicate Hessian flies are active in Sioux Falls and nearby areas, threatening barley and macaroni wheat crops around Hey and Florence. Local growers fear pest pressure may impact yields this season.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Hey
Florence
Woman Climbs Mount Biauc Peak in Geneva
Helen Bauer a 20 year old resident of Chicago has completed a climb of Mount Biauc in Geneva. The ascent marks a notable feat by a young woman explorer demonstrating endurance and skill in alpine terrain.
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Geneva
Helen Bauer
Chicago
Mount
Biauc
Graft Scandal in Chicago Prompts State Probe
The Record-Herald reports a bid to appoint a special state attorney to direct the probe of a major graft scandal in Chicago. Police Inspector Edward McCann has been indicted on bribery and extortion charges, with his trial slated for September 7. The paper notes that his testimony could trigger a serious development.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
Fomorrow
Edward McCann
McCann
Federal Judge Bethea Dead in Illinois District
United States judge for the Northern District of Illinois, H. Bethea, died of paralysis of the heart after several months of illness.
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Bethea
Sterlng
H. Bethea
United States
Northern District of
Ilinois
Sioux City Editor Clayton J Bailey Dies Suddenly
Clayton J Bailey, long time managing editor of the Sioux City Tribune, died suddenly on Monday in Minneapolis. He was a renowned newspaper man in the northwest with prior work on St. Paul and Minneapolis papers.
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Sioux City
Clayton J. Bailey
Sioux City Tribune
Northwest
St. Paul
Minneapolis
OWA News Notes Overview of Local Events and Notables
Snowden ends Cedar Falls ministry after twelve years. Detlef Dierks, 70, noted farmer and longtime Clinton county resident, found dead in bed. Guthrie county normal institute enrollment 466, a record. Rider injured after foot amputation accident near New Hampton. Cedar Valley churches delay meeting to October 6 to avoid conflict with Mason City conference. Roy Jackson linked to stolen horse sale. was later located near Waverly. Mason City prelims on transfer of 200+ acres owned by J. J. Russell with Lehigh Cement options valued over $32,000. Spencer boy dies during friendly baseball game after being struck in the heart by a ball. Clear Lake spillway tampered. fish escape in large numbers. Hydrophobia treatment successful for Lester Lorimer, althe struck by a dog. Polk county Sheriff Ben J. Ness elected president of Town State Sheriffs Association. Des Moines hotels installing rope fire escapes to comply with new law. two hotels update elevator shafts. Frank Peckendaugh uncovers elephant tooth at Boyer River quarry east of Logan. Grundy county spends 334,000 on good roads. 14,000 for bridges. J. K. Huston returns to publishing, to become advertising manager for Pasadena Daily News.
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I Snowden
Cedar Falla
Nore
Detlef Dierks
Clinton County
Wright County
Guthrie County
Freddie
Milbrank
New Hampton
Methodist Northeastern Iowa Conference
Mason
Cedar ‘Valley
Association of Churches
Roy Jackson
Dan’ Dall
Moravia
Jackson
Dittmer
Waverly
Mason City
J.J. Russell
Lehigh Cement Company of Pennsylvania
Debbiot
Joseph Bes
Spencer
Rubés
Clear Lake
Pasteur Institute
Iowa City
Lester Lorimer
Knoxville
Ben J Ness
Polk County
Town
Boyer River
Logan
Calvin
Shemik
L. Adame
Stone
Grundy County
J. K. Huston
Centerville
Daily Citizen
Bealey’s Buckeye Sign Seeks Dean’s Buyer
Fragmented OCR notice notes a Buckeye style sign by Bealey moved troubles elsewhere. Mentions Dean’s name and advisor, sold by all dealers, 60 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Buckeye Styrans
Beaey
Dean's
All Deaters
Foster Milburn
Buffato
N.Y
A Long Way Back and Curious Snippets
A collage of dialogue and notes: Miss Passay says she has never been kissed, while expectations, nerves, and old memories collide as a duke and heiress discuss a painting of the Battle of Bunker Hill. Nearby in East Lexham a barley experiment grows from tiny beginnings to a harvest, illustrating small-scale farming ambition. Evelyn and George exchange a beach moment as a humorous bathrobe glimpse ends the segment.
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Lexham
London Standard
A Hot Prescription From a Witty Doctor
A sickly man asks for treatment for cold feet and is told to buy a ton of coal for five dollars by a sharp physician in a brisk exchange reflecting humor over a blunt medical banter.
Woman claims Postum and Grape-Nuts saved health after coffee quit
Richmond Virginia woman years coffee drinker suffered headaches nervousness eye damage and partial blindness. After giving up coffee she improved with Postum and Grape-Nuts gaining strength, weight and memory. She urges readers to consider the products as a health aid.
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Richmond
Westville
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